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Basically what we have is a glass fronted fridge hooked up to heat mats and a thermostat. We have also got a fan to circulate the air within the incubator its self. Maintains a excellent temperature. Currently used for just leopard gecko eggs incubating 38 at the moment could fit an awful lot more in.
Front View ![]() Top shelf ![]() Inside View ![]() We used those tubs for hatchlings which have holes already in but dont add any additional holes. |
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cool ours is pretty much the same as that, but unfortunately we had mixed results this year from ours
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our babies - 0.1 amel,1.0 amel stripe,1.2 amel het butter stripe,1.0 butter stripe, 1.1 amel het lav/anery/charcoal,0.1 anery het motley,1.0 anery het bloodred/c'coal 1.0 anery motley, 0.1 snopal, 1.2 carolinas various hets, 0.1 granite, 1.1 ghost,0.1 ghost stripe,1.0 coral snow,0.1 lav het motley,1.0 caramel,1.2 aztec lavenders 1.0 hypo motley,0.1 butter motley, 1.1 stripe het hypo lav0.1 horsefield tort 1.1 common boas 0.1 northern pine 1.2 royals 2.5.2 beardies 0.1 leopard gecko 0.1 albino leopard gecko 1.0 albino chequered garter |
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I used a polybox with simple set up (heatmat, mesh floor and thermostat, bowl for water, plastic tubs with vercumilite for eggs). All eggs incubated this year hatched (33), so 100% success.
Will use same method next year. |
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Its a good method mate I do still prefer the good ole polly box incubators lol ( Thats why ive got 5 poly boxes already ) the OH doesnt know it yet lol. But should be looking at an awful lot of eggs next year
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I wouldn't mind an incubator with digital readings for temp and humidity but need to spend a bit of cash on something that does same job as what I use. |
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lol, who would have it any other way??
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